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Far-Song Woman {w ~ HowlingWhelms}
hers is the darkling rose, unpicked,
in a tropical, cloistered garden;
hers are the thorns that guard her sceptered heart,
reclusive, denied to the savage crave of barbarous thieves.
I interlope upon her loft without armor,
soldier of sad fortune, trooper of storms.
her beauty, too glorious for my eyes to hold;
her loving, more than my rogue heart might endure.
what gifts have I to dowry her chiffonier;
beggar in rags, who brings bitter kisses, a melody of tears,
journey of parched days and rain-kindled nights.
Far-Song Woman, surrender, and the stars will fall.
You speak ..as if a dare not to exist, then where am I in your wilderness? for you hear the songs of melancholy, fury, longings & passions, perhaps attuned to the plucking of myself away from many
but it is often when roaming a munster’s lovely plains, where I find myself staring & searching for the opening thru which I came,
only to realize I've been touching faces of you between the breathing cadences, as my lips hovers over yours anxiously unravelling
so here I await thus fasting with no apologies nor judgment to partake in such embodiment.. an exclusive instrumental composed in undiscovered heavens & hells made for reckoning
so for once my cherished.. the stars must fall unto the ways of our beautifully resting masks while we mount each other's painful thorns .
come ..come & shed your rags, lay your head upon my stomach along with the stored bitter kisses..may your soft-eyed sorrows fill my navel ..their melody beneath my skin, ours alone let us savour
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